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  1. The Spanner project which sits under F1 seems to be where most of the action is (replication, xacts), I'm looking forward to that paper. 6:42 PM May 30th via web
  2. Interesting talk by Google at SIGMOD this year on their F1 system (static.googleusercontent.com/external_conte…), but 200ms per user action seems slow ... 6:41 PM May 30th via web
  3. Wow, shocking result RT @guzdial How do students perform on AP calc if you ask them their gender before test, or after? twitpic.com/9oh11z 11:49 AM May 24th via web
  4. RT @AlonHalevy Sigmod: the only Greek run organization that is in good financial shape. 11:31 AM May 24th via web
  5. Apparently Tesco actually believes the data mining myth (that diapers and beer are co-purchased). Or maybe it's true?economist.com/node/21554743 12:10 PM May 22nd via web
  6. Good luck to Alex Thomson who is presenting our Calvin paper (cs-www.cs.yale.edu/homes/dna/pape…) at #sigmod12 today at 10:30AM (Arizona time). 7:16 AM May 22nd via web
  7. Everybody says it, but it really is true. Jim Gray was one of the nicest people in the database community. Fame did not get to his head. 12:06 PM May 21st via web
  8. I'm glad that Jim Gray's widow (Donna Carnes) finally has some closure. I've heard that this has been very hard on her. bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/05/18/clo… 12:04 PM May 21st via web
  9. The Semantic Web has had too much disappointment and broken promises. Unlike this post semanticweb.com/google-just-hi… I approve of Google's rebranding 10:36 AM May 21st via web
  10. Indeed, the brain is AP from CAP. thinkaurelius.com/2012/05/08/str… (I would also say that it is PA/EL from PACELC). 4:46 PM May 17th via web
  11. @KentLangley I maintain that a scalable database should be able to achieve the top TPC-C TPS and price/perf by adding more nodes cheaply. 7:44 AM May 16th via web in reply to KentLangley
  12. My 1st post in a while: Why Oracle and DB2 are still more scalable than NoSQL and NewSQL on TPC-C, and how to end that: bit.ly/Kxf29h 7:02 AM May 16th via web
  13. @KartikRishabh @thaddeusdiamond I'm mostly talking about non-CS majors. 2:05 PM May 8th via web in reply to KartikRishabh
  14. A good example of a good way to think: nytimes.com/2012/04/24/opi… --- instead of going after a crowded market, Yalies should create their own. 1:37 PM May 8th via web
  15. @thaddeusdiamond I hope so. Still though, too many Yale undergrads are wasting their energies in starting companies in a super crowded area. 1:31 PM May 8th via web in reply to thaddeusdiamond
  • Name Daniel Abadi
  • Location New Haven
  • Web http://cs-www.cs....
  • Bio Assistant Professor of Computer Science at Yale University, and Chief Scientist at Hadapt.
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